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The college of Osmania University (OU) faces an uncertain future as it has yet to receive approval from the Bar Council of India (BCI) to offer a five-year law degree programme even as the Telangana Law Common Entrance Test (TG LAWCET) web counselling concluded on Friday.
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The Telangana High Court on Friday directed the Telangana Council for Higher Education, The Convenor TG LAWCET and PGLCET 2024, Bar Council of India and Osmania University to treat transgender candidates as a separate category entitled to horizontal reservation in law course admissions.
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Among seven that law colleges that have been barred from taking admissions, two colleges are in Andhra Pradesh.
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Differentiating between the services rendered by a lawyer and a doctor, senior advocate Narendra Hooda, appearing for bar bodies and other individuals, told the SC bench that first and foremost, the duty of a lawyer is towards the court to assist it in a settlement of law and not his client
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One college each for men and women established in Ranga Reddy and Hanamkonda districts offering five-year BBA LLB and BA LLB courses
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The Bar Council of India said it "supports" the issue raised by petitioner Sudhanshu Pathak, a law student at the Delhi University
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The amendment would help to regulate the legal profession through a single Act, the Advocates Act, 1961, according to statement of objects and reasons of the legislation
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The Supreme Court asked the Bar Council of India to file an affidavit setting forth what action has been taken when bar associations have called for strike in the last one year
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The PIL by Delhi University law student contended that CLAT exam "discriminates" and fails to provide a "level playing field" to students whose educational backgrounds are rooted in regional languages
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Senior advocate Manan Kumar Mishra, appearing for the Bar Council of India, said the Rs 600 fee for enrolment was fixed in 1993 and costs have risen manifold since then
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36 queer collectives from law schools across the country issued a statement condemning the BCI’s remarks that ask the apex court to let Parliament deal with the matter of same-sex marriage.
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Bar Council of India on Sunday expressed its concern on same sex marriage issue being heard in the Supreme Court
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Foreign lawyers or foreign law firms can also open up law offices in India and also enter into a partnership with one or more foreign lawyers or foreign law firms registered in India.
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Indians obtaining a law degree from a foreign university, not recognised by the council, will not be granted an equivalence of the law degree issued by the Indian universities
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The court's order came on a petition that examined several issues concerning the AIBE, including at what stage can the examination be prescribed by the BCI under the Advocates Act, 1961
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The tribal law college will offer a five-year integrated law course for students who have completed their Intermediate or its equivalent.
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Society to offer law course through its Degree College for Women, Ibrahimpatnam, from this year
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BCI Chairman Senior Advocate Manan Mishra stated that Andhra Chief Minister, by making his letter public, has adopted the tactics to pressurise the Judge and scandalise the Institution.